Val Valentine - Revision history

Jason.Kreitzer: He's listed as Val Valentin on Discogs.

2025-07-19T03:56:41Z

He's listed as Val Valentin on Discogs.

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2008-01-07T10:44:08Z

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Engineer / Director of Engineering:

[[Freak Out!]]

[[Absolutely Free]]

[[Mothermania]]

[[Category:engineer]]

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-[[Val Valentine]]: a well respected sound engineer having worked with producer [[Norman Granz]] on recordings for his [[Verve Records|Verve]] label during the 1950's. When Granz retired from the recording world in 1962 he sold [[Verve Records|Verve]] to [[MGM Records]] and Valentine continued to work for them throughout the 1960's engineering many famous albums from the era including [[Freak Out!]]. Valentine worked with his old partner again when Granz returned to the recording world with his Pablo label in 1973.
+[[Val Valentine]]: a well respected sound engineer having worked with producer [[Wikipedia:Norman Granz|Norman Granz]] on recordings for his [[Verve Records|Verve]] label during the 1950's. When Granz retired from the recording world in 1962 he sold [[Verve Records|Verve]] to [[MGM Records]] and Valentine continued to work for them throughout the 1960's engineering many famous albums from the era including [[Freak Out!]]. Valentine worked with his old partner again when Granz returned to the recording world with his Pablo label in 1973.
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 *[[Absolutely Free]]
 *[[Mothermania]]
-[[Val Valentine]]: a well respected sound engineer having worked with producer [[Norman Granz]] on recordings for his [[Verve Records|Verve]] label during the 1950's. When Granz retired from the recording world in 1962 he sold [[Verve Records|Verve]] to [[MGM]] and Valentine continued to work for them throughout the 1960's engineering many famous albums from the era including [[Freak Out!]]. Valentine worked with his old partner again when Granz returned to the recording world with his Pablo label in 1973.
+[[Val Valentine]]: a well respected sound engineer having worked with producer [[Norman Granz]] on recordings for his [[Verve Records|Verve]] label during the 1950's. When Granz retired from the recording world in 1962 he sold [[Verve Records|Verve]] to [[MGM Records]] and Valentine continued to work for them throughout the 1960's engineering many famous albums from the era including [[Freak Out!]]. Valentine worked with his old partner again when Granz returned to the recording world with his Pablo label in 1973.
 [[Category:engineers]]

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 Engineer / Director of Engineering:
+*[[Freak Out!]]
+*[[Absolutely Free]]
-[[Freak Out!]]
+*[[Mothermania]]
+[[Val Valentine]]: a well respected sound engineer having worked with producer [[Norman Granz]] on recordings for his [[Verve Records|Verve]] label during the 1950's. When Granz retired from the recording world in 1962 he sold [[Verve Records|Verve]] to [[MGM]] and Valentine continued to work for them throughout the 1960's engineering many famous albums from the era including [[Freak Out!]]. Valentine worked with his old partner again when Granz returned to the recording world with his Pablo label in 1973.
 [[Category:engineers]]